Montenegro’s spectacular natural beauty and varied history make it an intriguing location to visit. Although it’s one of the smallest countries in Southeast Europe. 

Best of all, is a bargain, with a beach holiday here costing a fraction of what you’d pay in France, Italy, or nearby Croatia. 

• Visit Budva Riviera – Budva is a 2,500-year-old city noted for its mediaeval walls, coastal beaches, and eclectic nightlife. Ideal for swimming and entertaining. 
• Drive the well-known Kotor Serpentine – The Serpentine Road, which connects Cetinje and Kotor, is an unforgettable experience. This twisting route features some of the world’s most famous hairpin curves and is quite narrow in sections. There are many remarkable sights along the journey, from spectacular views of forests and abandoned towns to quaint tiny eateries. 
• Discover the incredible Sveti Stefan – the red-roofed maze of ancient dwellings and meandering lanes creates a beautiful backdrop for the glittering ocean. Sveti Stefan is a tiny islet that is home to a renowned five-star hotel resort visited by worldwide personalities and stars. 
• Take advantage of the local cuisine – For such a tiny nation, Montenegro’s traditional food has a wide range of delectable flavours. Burek, or phyllo pastry pies filled with cheese, meat or potatoes are popular snacks throughout the Balkans. Prosciutto from Njegusi is one of the most famous foods of Montenegro.